What Academy LMS changed

• Updated the FAQ section header from "Your question answered" to "Still have questions?"
• Replaced the introductory FAQ text with a direct call-to-action: "Can’t find the answer you’re looking for? Talk to our team."

The company is shifting from a passive FAQ self-service model to an active sales and support approach. This suggests they want to capture leads who are on the fence or have specific needs that the standard documentation doesn't cover.

• Removed a large section detailing 20+ specific features including Student Dashboards, Instructor Revenue Sharing, and White Labeling.
• Removed detailed descriptions for the "Smarter Assessments" and "Certificate Design" builders.
• Reduced the total page content by nearly 20%, focusing more on high-level benefits rather than granular feature lists.

The website now shows significantly less information about specific tools like instructor profiles, revenue sharing, and advanced analytics. This might signal a shift toward a simpler marketing message or a reorganization of their product tiers.

• Replaced the "No credit card required" badge with a "14-Day Money-Back Guarantee" in the final call-to-action section.
• Removed the "Still have questions?" text and the invitation to chat with the team located above the FAQ section.

The product is shifting its sales focus from a "no credit card" entry point to a paid conversion model backed by a refund promise. This suggests they are prioritizing immediate revenue and confidence in the paid version over low-friction free trials.